Your Electronic Gizmo and Gadget Arsenal

[kbarrett]

It would be interesting to see what TBN members have in terms of Techno toys. I'll leave it up to each member to define what constitutes a techno toy, but for the sake of brevity, I'll limit my listing to Electronic Gizmos and Gadgets:

Sony T-615 PDA (Palm Based Personal Data Assistant)
Sony 27" WEGA TRINITRON FLAT SCREEN TV
MITSUBISHI VCR
PATHETIC AIWA STEREO w/KLH SUBWOOFER and SATELLITE SPEAKERS
Amplified Antenna (read no cable or satellite - /w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif

Two NEXTEL i1000plus Cell phones
One Verizon (can't think of the name) generic cell phone

Unreliable (no name) Desktop Computer - 800Mhz AMD w/768MB of RAM, 7200RPM-40GB HD, 5400RPM-20GB.
GeForce2MX - 32MB card, 1-16XCDRW, 1-52XCD-ROM... etc.
running WIN XP PRO - Still trouble -shooting /w3tcompact/icons/mad.gif

HP-4si Laserprinter
HP-722c Inkjet
HP-Scanjet 2200 Scanner

Panasonic PV-400 Digital Video Camcorder

Minolta X-370 35mm Camera (barely electronic)
Minolta Point and Shoot 35mm Camera
Casio Watch with Touch Sensitive Keypad
No-Frills SEIKO Quartz

YAMAHA PSR-540 Electronic Keyboard with
a busted Floppy Drive.

In-Dash Kenwood 4x40W Cassette Player in
the Camry - Infinity Upgrade in the Caravan.

I'm sure I'm missing something.... Regardless,
It looks like it's time to have a garage sale! /w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif

 

[Wingnut]

sorry ... not enough room on this site for my list ... I'm a gadgaholic.
Sufice to say, I have 5 generations of digital cameras, printers ranging from exotic wax sublimation to normal lasers, 9 PC's still running everyday, 5 generations of laptops, 4 generations of VCRs, etc
gotta have it! is my motto.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

Is your verizon phone a Audiovox?

 

[RanchMan]

Here areI've found most useful on the ranch.

FRS radios - Great for surveying or talkin' to "base camp"

GPS - Fun to play with and mark things (I use it to mark where I put my game cameras since I scatter them every couple of weeks or so.) Also great for fencing when used with mapping software.

Mapping software - Found a package I REALLY like from Maptech - 3d views based on USGS maps. A little pricey, but I think it's great (maptech.com)

Rangefinder - Another fun one, but also can come in handy for fencing, road work, hunting /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif, etc.

Well, those are a few of my favorites....

 

[kbarrett]

<font color=blue>Is your verizon phone a Audiovox?</font color=blue>

Ah... just checked it out: QUALCOMM - QCP-860